Carriers struggling with Chinese port inspections
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Chinese port authorities' inspections have become more frequent and more rigid, several industry sources tell ShippingWatch. Numerous carriers report that the number of ships being detained by Chinese inspectors has increased significantly during the fall, which can delay operations and create congestion off the Chinese ports. And carriers which frequently call in the major Chinese ports also add that the continuous control of their vessels can be a great nuisance to the crew.
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